Call and booking assistants
Answer common questions, take bookings and capture details.
Voice AI Agents
Voice assistants that listen, understand, act and answer — combining speech recognition, language models and speech synthesis with your systems, for calls, bookings and hands-free work.
In short
A voice AI agent chains three steps in real time: speech-to-text converts what the caller says, a language model decides the response and any action to take through connected tools, and text-to-speech speaks the reply. ImliStack designs these pipelines for low latency, clear fallbacks and human handover, and integrates them with your booking, CRM or support systems.
Where we usually help
What we deliver
Answer common questions, take bookings and capture details.
Speech-to-text, LLM reasoning and text-to-speech tuned for natural turn-taking.
Create tickets, update CRM records or schedule visits through your APIs.
Voice input and spoken replies inside Android and iOS apps.
Transfer to a person with the conversation summary when needed.
Searchable transcripts, summaries and quality tracking.
How we work
Written plans, visible progress and decisions recorded as we go — so nothing depends on memory.
A narrow call type with clear success criteria.
A working voice prototype tested with real scripts.
Measure response time, recognition and answer quality.
Connect systems, add handover and release in stages.
Technology
We choose tools for your constraints, not our habits. See the full technology overview.
Proof, not promises
Voice agents build on the same LLM, real-time (Socket.IO) and integration foundations as our production AI services, and are scoped through our AI Integration Discovery & Prototype engagement.
See the AI discovery engagementFAQ
For routine, well-defined calls it can handle a large share, but complex or sensitive calls should reach a person. We design the handover from the start.
Modern speech models sound natural, but quality depends on latency, turn-taking and script design, which we test with real conversations before launch.
Yes. A short discovery and prototype tests feasibility, latency and cost on your real call types before any larger commitment.
Next step
Tell us what you are working on. You will get a considered reply from an engineer — with questions, a suggested approach or an honest “we are not the right fit”.